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ENGLISH TENSES

Affirmative Negative Question

Subject Auxiliar verb Meaning verb Complements Subject Auxiliar verb Meaning verb Complements WH- form Auxiliar verb Subject Meaning verb Complements

PRESENT TENSES

Present simple I/you We/you/they play football. I/you We/you/they don’t play football. Why do I/you We/you/they play football? He/she/it (^) plays He/she/it doesn’t does He/she/it Present continuous

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We/you/they am / are playing (infinitive+

• ING) football. I We/you/they am not aren’t playing. football. Why am / are I We/you/they playing football? He/she/it is He/she/it isn’t is He/she/it Present Perfect I/you We/you/they have played (past participle) football for 3 years. I/you We/you/they haven’t played football for 3 years. How long have I/you We/you/they played football? He/she/it has He/she/it hasn’t has He/she/it Present Perfect Continuous I/you We/you/they have been painting (infinitive+
• ING) my room all day I/you We/you/they haven’t been painting my room all day How long have I/you We/you/they been painting your room? He/she/it has been He/she/it hasn’t been has He/she/it

PAST TENSES

Past simple I/you We/you/they played (past simple) football yesterday. I/you We/you/they didn’t play football yesterday. When did I/you We/you/they play football? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it Past continuous

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We/you/they was/ were playing football. I We/you/they wasn’t / weren’t playing football. Why was / were

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We/you/they playing football? He/she/it was He/she/it wasn’t was He/she/it Past Perfect I We/you/they had played (past participle) football. I We/you/they hadn’t played football. had

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We/you/they played football? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it Past Perfect Continuous

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We/you/they had been eating (infinitive +

• ING) chocolates for two hours.

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We/you/they hadn’t been eating chocolates for two hours. How long had I We/you/they been eating chocolates? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it

FUTURE

TENSES

Future simple I/you We/you/they will play (infinitive) football tomorrow. I/you We/you/they will not won’t play football tomorrow. When will I/you We/you/they play football? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it Future Continuous I/you We/you/they will be flying (infinitive +

• ING) to Prague at 10 o’clock tomorrow I/you We/you/they will not be won’t be flying to Prague at 10 o’clock tomorrow When will I/you We/you/they be flying to Prague? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it Future Perfect I/you We/you/they will have painted (past participle) the bedroom by the time you arrive. I/you We/you/they will not won’t have painted the bedroom by the time you arrive. When will I/you We/you/they have painted the bedroom? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it CONDITIONAL TENSE I/you We/you/they would play (infinitive) football. I/you We/you/they wouldn’t play football. When would I/you We/you/they play football? He/she/it He/she/it He/she/it